Rob Greenhalgh demonstrates how swapping traditional camber inducers for split battens and a small batten cup secures the front end of the battens to the back of the rig. This creates a significantly smoother sail curve without the inducer attempting to straighten out, maximizing your Moth's aero when up on the foils. #Sailing #Foiling #MothClass #RobGreenhalgh #BoatRigging #Watersports #SailingLife --- As the undisputed global leader in sailmaking, North Sails pioneers performance-led design and advanced 3Di engineering across all wind-powered sports. From offshore yacht racing and one-design fleets to high-speed foiling and windsurfing, we build the fastest, most advanced sails and rigs on the water. Discover more at northsails.com. https://www.northsails.com/pages/sails?utm_campaign=general_sailing_page_youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_source=youtube Subscribe for more great videos: https://www.youtube.com/@North_Sails?sub_confirmation=1 --- "NS 5G80FDH9xwI Rigging the Helix Moth Mainsail with Rob Greenhalgh SHORT 03" ---

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While diving at El Canon at San Benedicto Island in Revillagigedo, scuba diver Susan Long gets to dance with a giant pacific manta ray.

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